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National Republican., 1887-02-05

We inaugurated our Sew
enth Annual Special Sale Of
the above goods three weeks
ago, and in view of its sue
cess we have concluded to
continue it the coming week.
Our shirts are made for
us by one Of the largest and
best manufacturers in this
country, we having the ex-
elusive sale Of his products
for this section. which does
away with any possibility of
your securing the SAME shirts
elsewhere in this city.
We have named every
shirt we sell, as we propose
to handle them so long as
we do business. We solicit
your close inspection and
comparison. Examine the
quality of muslin used, the
sewing and finishing of the
seams, gussets. bosoms, and
button. holes, note the thor
oughness of every detail in
their manufacture-we have
no fear of an unfavorable
verdict. Our Mems Nigh
Shirts are made by the same
manufacturer, and we take
pleasure in recommending
them to our patrons and the
trade in general.
National Republican., 1887-02-05

western white, s7@39c; do. mixed. s4@adc;
Penns, lvania, 3i93Sc.
RYE quiet, 56@5Sc.
HAY quiet; prime to choice western, s1l.0o
@l6.OQ.
PROVISIONS steady and quiet Mess pork
$3.50. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, 634@71ac: bacon-shonlders, IA
Lard. refined, T4o.
BUTTER steady; western packed, 1s@2Sc;
creamery, 25033c.
EGGS steady, with good demand, 26@27c.
PETROLEUM steady; refined, &c.
COFFEE dull and nominal Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary to fair, 1i1&915c.
SUGAR easy and quiet; A soft, 5]4c; copper
refined steady l0s1@1lc.
WHISKY steady and firm, sl.23@l.2i.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 4.-Virginia 10.40s with
coupons, AZ. do. new IS, 65lS bid to-day.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
Custom Shirt Department.

This is rapidly becoming one Of the most
important branches of our business, and we
propose to leave nothing undone 10 promote
its still further growth.
Mr.. A. j. Lockhart, well and favorably
known in this city, is in charge. Having
made this branch study he has become, by
long practical experience, one Of the most
competent shirt cutters and filters in the
country, and we guarantee absolute satis-
faction to every purchaser.
Every shirt is cut and made on the prem
ises, from the best quality of muslins aud
linens, and we promise you the best fitting
shirts for the money possibly obtalnable.
Grade d, Six Shirts for $3.50.
Grade G, Six Shirts for 5000.
Grade b, Six Shirts for $40 80.
Grade 4, Six Shirts for $1,000.
The first number (s7 SOY is delivered I'M
laundered. Others laundered. The latter
is made from the best muslin aud linen that
comes for the purpose.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
OUR "KE0KUK.N

Cloth same weight as Wamsutta, only
four counts coarser; pockets, collars, and
cuffs attached; all buttonholes hand made;
colored piping down each side Of the front
plat, also around the collars, cuffs, and
pockets; cut lengthwise Of cloth; made full
width and extra long; all seams double
felled; linen gussets. Sizes IA to III, only 65
cents each,
National Republican., 1887-02-05
OUR "IMPERIAL.,

sameweight as Wamsutta, only four picks
coarser; trimmed with Cash's trimmings;
collars, cuffs, and pockets attached; seams
double felled; made lengthwise Of cloth,
full width and extra long; linen gussets;
made with yoke full in the back. Sizes II
10 Ia, only 75 cents each.
Same shirt, without coloyed trimming, 75
cents each.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
OUR "BACHELOR.,

Best muslin made: 2,10O linen bosom set
in; all linen interlinings and backing; 3-ply
neck band, wristbands, and tab, linen faced
and double stitched; every seam double
felled, linen gussets; every button hole
hand worked sectional yoke, front and back,
double stitched throughout; double stitched
REINFORCED front; back and sleeve facings
double stitched; cut straightway, extra
long 80 inches; custom made throughout
and ct guaranteed. Sizes, IA to IS, S7l
cents each.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations

The President sentthe following nominations
to the Senate yesterday:
Richard A. Jones, of Oregon, to be chief JUS
tice Of the supreme court OF the territory OF
Washington.
Frank Allyn. of Iowa, to be associate Justice
Of the supreme court OF the territory of Wash
ingtop.
James II. Wright, of Missouri, to be chief
justice of the supreme court of the territory OF
Arizona.
War-Capt. Edward MOole. Sd infantry. TO bo
major LIST infantry; First Lieut.. John ". Han
nty. Sd infantry, to be captain Second Lieut.
Frank b: Mccoy, Sd infantry, to be FIRST lieu
tenant; Mai, Edward Collins list infantry, -
be lieutenant colonel Tih infantry; First Lieut..
Walter l.. Fisk. corps engineers, TO be oeptalni
Second Lieut. G. +. Gillette, corps engineers,
to be first lieutenant; Second Lieut.. Charles H..
Potter, 9th cavalry, to be second lieutenant en-
giDeeIs.
Navy-Medical Inspector Davil Klndleber-
ger, 10 be medical director Surg. Benj. IL.
Kidder. TO be medical inspector; Passed
Asst Surg, Benz. +. Rogers, TO besurgeon; Com
mandcr Henry b. Seely, to be u captain; Lieut..
Commander Thomas Nelson, to be a comman-
der.
Ernest A. Man, of Florida, to be consul at
Goihenburg.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
DIR "PARAGON.'

Made from cloth, same weight as Wam-
sutta, 1000 linen bosom, 3,ply; front OF
shirt cut out and bosom set in, shrunk back
ing and interlining; front and back re-en-
forced and double stitched; 3.ply collar
band and wristband; felled; felled seams
and French placket sleeves. Every shirt
cut straightwav Of cloth, and guaranteed to
ft any ordinary man. Size, IL to ia tl2
different sizes), only so cents each.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
DIR GEL MAHDI.v

Made from a splendid heavy cotton
count ssx92, weight 3.65; 1000 linen bosom;
heavy backing shrunk, and shrunk inter
Innings; sectional yoke, double stitched; B..
ply tabs, wrist and neck bands linen faced
and double stitched; all seams double
stitched and double felled; button holes
made by hand cut straightway OF cloth,
and guaranteed to it any ordinary man.
Sizes, IA to IS, only 20 cents each.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
or Interest to Ladies.

Whether 1t Is fortunate or unfortunate to
have nothing TO do is questionable. 1t Is ccr-
tain that many ladies are only too glad TO lind
something to occupy their time. And, since
fashion is uppermost In the minds OF many, 1t
Is worth recording that tho advanced spring
stvles are on exhibition at the Palais Royal.
Not only may an hour be pissed pleasantly
there, hut special prices are quoted as souve.
Mrs of the "opening," which, however, will
terminate this evening.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
Mems Unlaundered NightShirE
OUR "JUVENIS."

Men and Boys Night Satisfaction same
weight as Wamsutta. Pocket and cuffs
and collars attached; all buttonholes hand
made; good night buttons; all seams double
felled; extra length. Sizes l2, l2l, 19, 13l,
and IA, only 80 cents each. Mems Ditto,
sizes IA to II inches, only 80 cents each. 4,
National Republican., 1887-02-05
PRINCE KARL-Albaugh's next week.
Interesting to Army snrgeons.

Senator Manderson, from the committee on
military Affairs, reported favorably the bill
recently passed by the House for the appoint
ment as surgeons, with the rank Of major. OF
all assistant Surgeons who have served twenty
years in thearmy. The bill will be substituted
Tor the bill on the same subject heretofore re-
ported TO the Senate.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
SILK PLUSHES
REDUCED.

We lower the price of the
two following lines to cause
their disposal previous to
removal:
Fine silk Plush for rich evening cos
tunes six desirabl shades. Reduced
from $2.25 to $1.50 per yard.
24-inch silk Upholstery Plush, In
thirteen of the most desirable shades;
fine quality. Reduced from $3.50 to
S2.00 per yard.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
OUR "TALLY HO."

Made from Utica nonparlel muslin; 1000
pure linen bosom, 3.ply all linen neck and
wristbands. finished with plain yoke; all
seams double felled; French Placket sleeves,
faced; cut straightway, 80 inches long;
thoroughly made and finished, and guaran-
teed to At any ordinary man. Size, 12 TO
ia inchee only 62l cents each.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
Mems Ualaunlered Dress Shirts
OUR "MASCOTTE."

Fine Unlaundered Shirts, made from good
servlceable cotton, REINFORCED, felled seams
linen bosom and bands, thoroughly made
and finished, best value for the money ever
offered, all sizes IA to 16i, only 80 cents each.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
OUR EUREKA"

Made Of Wamsutta cotton; collars, cuffs,
and pockets attached; all buttonholes hand
made; seams double felled; made length
wise OF the cloth; full wide and extra long;
linen gussets, double stitched throughout;
made with yoke full in the back. Sizes
IA to 1S, only 81.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
THE PENSION BUILDING.
Work Completed and That Remaining
to he Done.


Gen. Meigs, in his report of the operations
on the new pension building for January,
states that the fourth floor has been laid in all
but six Of the rooms, ana those rooms have
been plastered. Those in the third story are
ready for occupation. The rooms of the third
story north of,he middle hall have been turned
over TO the pension office. The iron balcony
which forms the communication with the
fourth floor rooms has been extended around
the whole hall. The rooms In the fourth story
will oil need skyllghts, which cannot be built
until the weather moderates. A considerable
portion of the lower tile floor In the hall is
laid.
The report states that the area OF the ground
plan Is $4,000 square feet; cubic capacity, s.
I'll, 500 cubic feet; floor of guest hall, 6656
square feet; the same with the three gallarlcs,
GO, $50 square feet; floor area Of rooms in the
four floors 123542 square feet; cellar floors. 49,
696 square feet; total floor area, 197,69s. The
great hall can seat in the lower floor 6.S6l
men, the four galleries i,l46 men, and the total
seating capacity of great hall and galleries H.
307 men. In the great hall and Its galleries
there Is close standing room for 30 lS0 men. In
the whole building, close packed, 81, $50 men
could be seated and 10000 men could stand.
There are few halls aud few buildings which
could contain so many people.
IT may save your life for II cures your cold
National Republican., 1887-02-05
Baltimore Produce nrarket-Feb. 4

BhIhmOro Prouuco hIhrkot-Feb.
COTTON firm, with better inquiry; middling.
SIC
FLOUR steady and quiet; Howard street and
western super, s2.506D3.00; do. extra, a3.l50
S0Oi do iamily, ~ 156p4.75; city mills, super,
s2.5093.00; do. extra, s3. .l5@3O; Rio brands,
tive patent, So CO.
WIiEAT-Sonthern easier; western easier AMI
dull; southern red, 9i900c; do. amber, 95@97c;
IuaIy, 0O7s bid; March, 9l54@o2c; May, 9i)G
9q45ko.
ColiN-Southern higher aud firm; western
lower and dull; southern white, 4s@50c: do.
yellow, 4e@5Oc; western mixed, spot, i7lS0
4Ihci February, f@i79sc; March, iHs@i74ci
May, 4s bid
OATS quiet aud steady; southern, 3i93sci
National Republican., 1887-02-05
MORE WRAP
Reductions

We wish to sell every gar
ment in this department be-
fore removal--March I. No
department in the store has
suffered greater reductions.
We have already disposed Of
an immense quantity of gar
ments, and to-day offer the
following additional reduc-
tons:
lots Of Seal Plush vlsites, quilted satin
lined, handsomely trimmed with deep black
| fur.
/ Lot Down From SIS TO $40.
l Lot Down From 500 to SIS.
/ Lot Down From $40 to $50.
lot Of Seal Plush Double breasted Walk
ing Jackets, quilted satin lining
Down From $15 to $40 Each.
2lots OF Fine Black Astrakhan Visites,
satin lined, short in back, long fronts,
32, SO, 3s, and AZ.
Lot Down From $50 to $40.
Lot Down From $25 to SIS.
Seal Plush Sacques, sizes 3s, 40, AZ, ant
A inches. Sold for $25, $27, and $50. Nov
down to $50 each.
Second floor; take elevator,)
National Republican., 1887-02-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list ofadvertised letters remain.
ing In the Washington city postoffce SATURDAY,
Feb. o, 1887.
AD-To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
HD-If not called for within four weeks they Will
be sent to the dead letter office.
CRANK b. CONGER, Postmaater.
National Republican., 1887-02-05

Mr.. ROBERT SUTcIIFFE late of Birmingham,
England, now q resident of Baltimore, claims :
For neuralgia. Salvation OIL is worth Its
weight in gold"
National Republican., 1887-02-05
We Re-enumerate a Few
of the recent reductions,
which, considering their de-
STABILITY, are well worth
your careful consideration.
Winter FlanneIs.

We have made the following extraordi-
nary reductions In Flannels:
60 pieces Jersey striped flannels, stripes
from to inches, in from 2 Ito 8 distinct
colors. Forty different styles Of stripes.
Fallen from 80 to 37ic per yard.
All Wool French Wrapper Flannels,
stripes, plaids, and broche effects, 12 to Is
styles and colorings.
Fallen from 46 to 37lc Der yard.
Fine Jersey Striped Flannels, finest grade
on the market, extra value at first price.
Fallen from 75 to e2ic per yard.
3s-incn Fine Elder Down Flannels,
marked down to 10 and s5c per yard.
1t is not often that customers arc given
the opportunity 10 buy such estimable
goods at reduced prices.
Third floor; take elevator.)
National Republican., 1887-02-05

AND WHISKY HABIIs
OHlO M cured at home Without
pain; book of particulars sent free, B. IA.
WOOLLRY N, D., Atlanta, Ga. oclt-d&W-em
National Republican., 1887-02-05
NOniInatiOnh.

IT may save your life, for It cures your cold
and cough. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 20
National Republican., 1887-02-05
More Handkerchief Reductions.

All lines of which we have too large
stock, all lines Of which we have too few,
and all lines we do not propose to handle
In our new store will be closed out at re-
duced prices. For tomorrow morning we
quote the following:
We have Jumped our entire stock Of lie
Ladies' All Linen Colored Bordered Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, representing large
and varied assortment Of styles and color
ings, and shall offer them at the reduced
price Of
12ic EACH.
No such 12lc Handkerchiefs have yet
been offered, and after this lot is gone will
not again be offered for some time to come.
small lot Of Ladies' White Sheer Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, J inch hem, ]
inch inside tape border, extra quality.
FALLEN FROM 17c TO 12lc EACH.
Not reduction, but bargain so doz
Ladies' White All Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, ] inch hem, handsomely
white embroidered design In one corner
subject to slight manufacturers imperfec
tions (seconds), worth 12lc each. We will
sell them at the low price Of
] 3FoR 25c.
National Republican., 1887-02-05

Seven different styles of
Striped Velvets in rich har-
monious colorings.
Reduced from $225 to 81 90 per yard.
National Republican., 1887-02-05
urarn ana Provisions.


Whbnlngton otook kAAohahkos
Tho following List OF the most active stocks dealt
By Messrs. Bell Co., bankers, No. 1887 Pennsyl-
National Republican., 1887-02-05
STRIPED YELYETS

REDJCED.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

A child's wonderful escape FROM
death 10 reported in the Ciscianati
papers. On q train from Ooiambas. o.,
b that city waa \ Ensthef and four
yonne shildFen. The children were all
nodded aP aalesp while the train was
Fuahina alang a. ferry taiias 80. boar.
Near Cedafyiile ere % the children. .
little fellow eight or nine years old.
either awoks OF IN q spell Of s1nnamsa-
hsua. got 40 from his mothers side vhen
no one uAs looking walked oas on she
platform and fell on. tbs train rssaed
along Tor twenfy miles farther. AZ Il
waa nsafsna XsnaA TIE mother s9oke
and missed her ehild. A search Of the
train failed 20 discover the lad when
Xenia States wAa reached tAe railroad
psople sent q locomotive back 20 the
point a. wAtuh ehs hoy was missed.
fhe party whe bad resfaeed the road
fouud TIE little bog safe aud sound,
unscAthed, 1nscrafcha9 aud uaeFulssd.
BY the side Of The tFack. tveaty unilsa
down the road. all alone n tue dAFk-
ness. trying 10 crawl thra1za . barb
vie fencs 30 gut b farmhoase frum
which q tiRht ssreamed through the
window. Tee icy Of the mother at the
recovery Of her child can Be better
lmARi ed than described.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

AooUrTrKD.-The case Of the Terri
tory Of Washington ". Mickey MeCro-
han, indicted for mixing poison In
vhiskey with the intent 10 ipiure the
person Of Mamie 9aodrich, which has
been on trial IN the District Court dur
ing the past week. came 10 teFmina-
ton yesterday evening. greatly 70 the
relief Of the Court and q long suffer-
ing public. TOE case vas ably con
duoted on both sides, and elected q
great deal Of interest. the Court room
being crowded Q great portion Of the
time by . class Of men who feaat on
such nsssiness as vas bro1ght 10 light
In the progress Of the osse. AZ one
time the Judge was compelled 10 clear
the Court foon 10 keep order, end two
persons we're 6ned, and ore severely
repremanded for laughing and bolster
Gus conduct In the Court room while the
trial vas IN progress. The jury retired
a. 8 o'elock, and on the first ballot stood
eight for acquittAl, oDe fer guilty. three
voting blank. After this. up 10 8 o'clock
the jaFy stood nine for acquittal and
three for conviction. Finally, fee
minutes after O'Clock . ballot VA
taken, and 10 the surprise Of al, showed
twelve for aequittaL A report wal
made 10 the court. and the iury and
prisoner we're discharged.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

Axo1HxR RArLRokD. = Councilman
CIarsncs W. Coulter. Of this city, re-
turned yesterday from Q businsss visit
to she Washington Lumber Company'i
logging headquarters 81 the head Of
North Bay. Mr.. @. ". Cy0ltsr snd bis
father. Samuel Coalsef, are large stock
haldsrs in the company, Vhtch oWns q
large tract Of very me timber land al
and near the bead Of North Bay. The
company has beea engaged in logging
AZ that point for long time, and hxve
put into the water Ali TIE available tim
Der near az hand. some time sines Il
was decided % build . staudard-gaRe
railroad back int the woods 10 save she
iana baai with team. Accordingly q
fofoe Of men we're set 20 Sork clearing
The Fiebt Of vsy and grading. Tim
being completed for . distance Of Tires
miles from the wstss, force Of nfty
men are nos engaged IN iAyiRR iron and
hallasfina up she resa. The first thEes
miles will be completed and ready for
operation b. spring.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

A MkmMozE sErnE.-NeAr the bad
waters Of the Yaqaina, on tea read
ieaAinR 20 the ranch o. Wailis Nssh, on
Rock Creek. feeentiy oecuFfsd . side
Of mammoth PropoFtienS IL broke
near ths top Of qaise hiGh mountain
and ssid do1n 30 q little valley bes0s, .
aissanes 81 nearly BALI q mile, and
being abouf The same disaanee IN width.
there waa q small rAaah az the foos q
she hill. which was eesirtly covered ups
ire hease (uhiea wzs uBoecnp1ea - the
timsl vas entirely oslilerstec- TIE
Ysaains wsa sompsetsiy daDmad, and
a iRrrn laks Vas formed soSvR. Al
earuss ana ineress 20 and fFom Mr..
Nash's rsnoa. oshSrwiss thaa % fest, 10
compastaly cuf oa Il b The mos yea
Serial side thas has ever ocsnrrsd In
this part q thsesank<y.-NuPSss Ness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

ID. ,. WilIlsmsum. $3.50.
JaA LonzmiEs. ss8is aElowsd x5ET.G
9eszRe =. Fry, sle0-
= 8eC1risy, ". T.. 3fl1
3 B. Anthonv, SO.
DAnIei Il Lace. &l764.
a. N Ham, 80 So
a. q Magic, <ls7s So
III B. Mspie. $SoT-
]. Bradley. W. z, St170s awarded
Level i. Peuk. f7z7.
william q. Bsrnhars. s7sez-m
9amaa Sinclair. xIB, la So
n. Thomas. &6z5.
J. n Taylor. SA6S.
Il. G. LszsnnepEs. $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

First BAPTIST Church., Fourth street.
near james. Rev. d. J. Pierce, pastor
The pastor viii preach at II 9 n. on
Brands from tho Burning and 1t I ,.
m. on A popular church and Whist cams
ID. J. Pierce will begin a ferries Of evening
lectures ON . English Miiest0nes FIRST
"Wickiiffe and wnntsnnoss3 second.
. Tyndali and trans iation :" third. Gran
NOR snd the Church.; fourth, 'Bunyan
aad Bedford bars
Unitarian service IN the Masonic Hall,
Front street. q. III. Greer, miniHfer.--
Services 81 II am. Morning topic. ~kthicl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

BKrrMovEN's MousT2cHK-n vas e.
the ersman'a hall lasi eTantnR. Dasina
tse pariod while . namhsr Wers ~ snp-
per tie FamAinder amaned themssfyes
oy WalsEfnR 10 sbe mesfa rendered By
o. W. Rsod Q and L ?. Eckstain ca the
piaho. Two yoaBg ladies o. osr uFpsF
crust, the lasl Of when did nni knsw
Mr.. Rhodes, had lssteaea atteniively 70
Mr.. Rhodss. vhsa tie eFst yoang lady
turns 30 Der cnmpanian; Wasnt that
icsptrinef think u wAs an allegro
navsmens % BeeahcxenHs Ssoond
yoanR lady Just aplen&id. and tAnf
NJ Beethoven himself lovely Saeh .
nics moastschel How ] visa be wo1it
Stay aeAin IVES Westminster 6ysfsA
Co..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

ANorHER snorEoN LET.-In converse
ton With 10. ssurry. Ohisf Raeineer
OF The Seattle, Lake Shore a Eastern
Rallway, ws learn that the PuRst Soend
Coustruotion Company has let 90 addi-
tional Ave mile contract 10 MessFs An
derson 4 Larsen. This contract how
ever. only calls for clearing the right Of
way and grading the roadbed. This, 10
addition 10 The contract let 70 The Kern
Brothers, will take the road 70 within
three miles Of the head OF Like Wash.
ingtou. where Squak Sloaah empties
into the lake. AndeE on n Larsen have
until June 18th 10 oomplete their con
tract and Will oonmsscs work - aoon
a. they can get their oatfit on the
eFound. Contracts will be lsi from time
20 time as fast a. the locations are made,
until the Hrst forty mile section ie IN
for he Easi next ueek 10 purchases sbe
nsh plates, SPIKES. and other iron. ont
side Of the rails which are now on the
way fFem England. He will also par.
chsse sueh engines and railing stock 80
be deems expedient One or two addt
tional engineering parties viii 20 int
the hcld ths 6rst Of the week. and the
surveys ana locations will Be pushed
ahead ne rapidly - possible. The Seat
sic, Lake Shore 4 Eastern Company is
eating IN Rsed faith. and actually build
lnR a read. That ie THAT the people
like 20 Sc. The sveraRe citinen has Be
come weary OF this bancomb railroad
building % paper, and u reloieod 20 sse
actual work Of construction going 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

neR oOxraAcr.-Mr. George Oaisit.
ueits Rtvss, eoasrsossd Yesterday
a t.k fa@pbssy. Of thia city. 70
s - hlm 500 peaRds OF hops Of the
~ g III. ~ Is cents per pound.
a.. Oale4 y one Of those farmers Who
-. - wsnt the earth. He declares
as = nos tram Oincinnati; and thai
always willing % ell enough OF
,op A. reasonable hgures 10 pay all
- that be is absolutely safe
r..s.a toe remainder for the highest